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Carl Yanke Residency: Late-1960's Carl purchased the Dutch Door (The Boxer) and renamed it Carl's Dutch Door, which he operated until 1984 when he sold it to Carl Brent. Yanke become a sort of hero to many residents during the "Mobile Home That Beat the Town" incident. After he sold the tavern, he moved to Arizona. Top or Menu Chris Young Residency: 1978  Chris is a son of Joe Young and spent much time as area chef. He moved to Florida and lived there for several years before moving back here. He is currently working as a chef in this area. Top or Menu Joseph Young Residency: 1978 Joe purchased the Anchor Inn, which no longer exists, on Little St. Germain Lake. He ran the Anchor Inn and its licensed beer bar until 1984 when he sold it to Bob(Last name unknown). He then purchased the Peacock which he operated until 1995 when he sold it to Cherie and Anna Anderson. He then worked as a courier for Howard Young medical Center until he retired. Top or Menu Lyle Young Residency: 1978 Lyle was an avid fisherman and his boat with "Lakes of the North" on the sides was often seen on Big St. Germain (his favorite lake). He was also an ardent and experienced bow hunter. His first wife, Mary, passed away from cancer and, years later, he married Elaine (Meyer)Young. Date deceased: 1998 Cause of death: Heart problems Interment: Cremated-Location of ashes are unknown (may have been scattered on Big St. Germain Lake). Top or Menu |
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